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    Spoken English uses more contractions, time-centric words like "earlier" or "later", and casual speech compared to written English which tends to use fewer contractions, place-centric words like "above" or "below", and a more formal tone.

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    Spoken English uses more contractions, time-centric words like "earlier" or "later", and casual speech compared to written English which tends to use fewer contractions, place-centric words like "above" or "below", and a more formal tone.

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    Uday 1

    Uploaded by

    Uday Raj
    Spoken English uses more contractions, time-centric words like "earlier" or "later", and casual speech compared to written English which tends to use fewer contractions, place-centric words like "above" or "below", and a more formal tone.

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    spoken English

    Written English tends to use fewer contractions, more place-centric


    words such as "above" or "below", and a more formal tone, whereas
    spoken English uses more contractions, more time-centric words such as
    "earlier" or "later", and more casual speech.

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